That's a good way to present it!
Do you mean diverse in terms of people or practice areas? I think that's a good way to differentiate the magic circle/UK and US law firms. You could say magic circle are more full service in the UK so you could experience more practice areas as a trainee.
This is such a good thread idea!
I've had those questions before and quickly learned I had to be more tactical with the firms I mentioned (pretending I hadn't applied to some firms that I had)
I prefer small intake US firms because:
You're not just one of many trainees, you are valued within...
I would think it's weaknesses yeah. But you wanna consider things that you can spin as a good/don't make you seem really bad.
Is this a real interview question? it's horrendous
You guys seen this: http://uk.businessinsider.com/aston-martin-ipo-shares-fall-below-offer-1900p-offer-price-on-debut-2018-10
Poor start from aston martin
Got it! That's interesting - I was thinking if this was an interview question, an interviewer might argue something like that.
In response, I would say that the bigger concern is pursuing an IPO while Brexit negotiations are taking place. Several car companies have warned that a no deal Brexit...
Good brand but seems like they have a lot of debt and will be very vulnerable to Brexit. Quite a good comparison to AA's IPO here: https://www.ft.com/content/a9a73b9c-ae9d-11e8-8d14-6f049d06439c
Which is why I hate tests. You could have the most amazing application, work experiences etc. but get rejected because of a test.
I wish they tried tests on partners to see if it was an accurate test of ability.
One thing I came across recently. I've found the New York Times really good for opinions on commercial topics. So rather than just laying out the news, it's helpful for seeing two sides to an issue.
Ooh love it! I've never really got into email subscriptions but I will check it out. This is a bit of an invasive question but can I ask: What time do you wake up? I am trying to get into a routine.
It sounds like you are really up to date though, don't you think?
Awesome thread! Maybe a few people can also post what they are doing right now to prepare?
People always suggest reading the FT but honestly, I just can't bring myself to read more than a couple of stories. It either makes no sense to me or the stories feel irrelevant. Would you suggest...
Interesting choice of destination! Italy was the original inspiration for Howard Schultz to create Starbucks but I would have thought Italians would find American coffee terrible.
From the company website:
"In 1983, Howard traveled to Italy and became captivated with Italian coffee bars and...
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